Can anyone tell me a website for info or paraphrase on Sir John Squire's poem(sonnet) "There Was An Indian" ?

Answer 1

HERE IS THE PARAPHRASE:-

SONNET

There was an Indian, who had known no change,
Who strayed content along a sunlit beach
Gathering shells. He heard a sudden strange
Commingled noise: looked up; and gasped for speech.
For in the bay, where nothing was before,
Moved on the sea, by magic, huge canoes,
With bellying cloths on poles, and not one oar,
And fluttering coloured signs and clambering crews.

And he, in fear, this naked man alone,
His fallen hands forgetting all their shells,
His lips gone pale, knelt low behind a stone,
And stared, and saw, and did not understand,
Columbus's doom-burdened caravels
Slant to the shore, and all their seamen land.

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Answer 2

While My Guitar Gently Weeps by The Beatles Bang On The Drum All Day by Todd Rundgren Mr. Tambourine Man by The Byrds

Answer 3

I do not know, better you try to search in www.google.com

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Answer 4

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